Course summary

Design and build a greener future. You’ll develop advanced technical knowledge and complete a range of practical work on this integrated master’s course. What is civil engineering? Civil engineering is behind how our modern towns and cities work. Civil engineers design, construct, maintain, upgrade, rehabilitate and repair major infrastructures used by humans while protecting the natural environment. The industry plays a key role in designing a framework that can help tackle the climate change emergency. This integrated master’s course provides the ideal platform to gain broad-based technical experience. The knowledge you develop will enable you to enter design, construction or operations roles within the civil engineering industry. As part of this course, you’ll:

• Equip yourself with the problem-solving skills to work on projects such as designing large structures and infrastructure including roads, water supply and drainage, bridges, airports, tunnels, and sea and flood defences

• Study an advanced technical programme that will give you the knowledge and skills to contribute effectively in a variety of industry settings

• Be introduced to contemporary research and engineering solutions to meet global challenges, such as the climate change emergency

• Be taught by staff with a broad range of industry experience in subjects including structural engineering, water engineering, geotechnical engineering, project management and highways engineering

• Take part in practical work and laboratory study using industry standard facilities and IT design software

• Secure work placements during the summer and plan an optional paid placement year in industry with the help of your course team.

• Fantastic placements and sandwich year opportunities

• Industry standard specialist facilities and local/regional site visits

• Connect with professionals - through networking events, guest lectures and an experienced expert course team

• Gain a master's level degree at the end of your course